We had dinner there this past Saturday May 30th it was wonderful. There was four of us and we all…read moreraved about how good the food was and the waitress that we had, the atmosphere and the owners are great. Kathy A.

We are in town for a wedding over the weekend and had a wonderful dinner here. The portions were…read moreperfect and the food was seasoned really well no notes! I wish this place was closer to my home so I could go back again.

A phenomenal addition to the Bluffton food scene. Legitimate Italian cuisine in a phenomenal…read moresetting. The pizzas are extremely tasty and cooked to perfection. The menu at lunch is selective but offers a full array of salad sandwiches pizzas and pastas. The dinner menu is much more extensive. This deserves all five stars. Great food and beverages, great service, and brilliant ambience.

Food was very good, but not great. I had the Rigatoni all'Amatriciana and my wife the Orecchiette…read moreTre Porcellini. Flavors were good and pasta was cooked well. A little too salty for our tastes and too many bacon bits in both dishes. We probably should've asked them to hold or reduce. He also ordered the Pig and Fig appetizer. Not 100% sure, but the appeared to be dried rather than fresh. Ambiance was not great. Inside seemed very loud so we opted for an outdoor table. Thankfully the weather was nice other than a few flies. However, this restaurant is on a busy road in what I would describe as a small office building with a few storefronts. Tables are close to the road and parking lot. Service was good: very friendly and helpful. Also an ample wine list especially Italian wines, plus the Wednesday we were there featured 25% off on bottles.

HIGHLY RECOMMEND! While working with clients on Hilton Head…read moreIsland, I dined at Radici in Bluffton; it was an experience I shall not soon forget. The interior decor is chic, modern, clean, and illuminated beautifully; there are tiny black LED lamps on the tables which highlight the food without blinding the guests. Our server, Michelle, was friendly, welcoming, and attentive; she kept the water-glasses filled and the courses served. The restaurant features an open-air kitchen with a wrap-around bar; I was introduced to the chef and was able to speak with him in my (limited) Italian. It was truly wonderful to hear and feel his enthusiasm for excellent, northern Italian cooking! The menu is very small...and that is a good thing. By focussing on only a few dishes, the chef and his team are able to provide an unforgettable culinary experience. The highlight of our dinner was the halibut collar which, if you've never enjoyed, I highly recommend. OH. MY. GOD. Although I have enjoyed many fish courses in my life, this is, was, and remains one of those special meals which I shall remember for a very long time. It was truly exceptional: rhythmic with flavour and firm with texture, sauced gently but appropriately and (absolutely) served piping hot on the plate. I must confess I do not recall the other dishes but they were all very good. I believe there was a squid hors-d'oeuvre which I enjoyed, and a very special 'Black Leather' cocktail (?). I cannot remember a better meal than this, not in a very long time. I absolutely and unequivocally recommend Radici for anyone wishing for modern, beautifully cooked, and served northern Italian cuisine. HIGHLY RECOMMEND!

I've often complained of the lack of good food in the Hilton Head/Bluffton area, and Radici is a…read morewonderful exception. I took my family here for Christmas Eve dinner with the intention of doing the tasting menu. We reserved seats at the bar that runs the length of the restaurant, and were seated promptly. Service was very friendly, and we had a great view of the open concept kitchen. Throughout the meal the chef and waitstaff would chat with us and explain what all was on our plates. We started with cocktails. I ordered The Radici, which had mezcal and beet juice, certainly not a common combination in my experience. They have an aperol spritz equivalent that my mother and girlfriend raved over as quite refreshing. The meal started with an oyster as an amuse bouche, a great local touch given the popularity of oysters in the area. Stuck with seafood for the first course, with halibut flan being something I'm still a bit confused by as a concept, though that did not stop me from enjoying it. The second course continued to be innovative relative to what is usually found in the area, with ravioli stuffed with broth and filling on the outside. Third course was lamb, and was well done. Finally dessert was a roasted panettone for Christmas Eve that was very tasty with chocolate cream. One small improvement would be the option to pair the tasting menu with wine selections, but we were able to get along fairly well with some help from the waiter ordering a couple of bottles of wine. Overall a welcome addition to the area that I could easily see myself returning to when in town.

Wonderful 55th wedding anniversary dinner at Dolce Vita Italian restaurant in Bluffton with my…read morebeautiful bride. Tasty appetizers and veal parmigiana for the main course. No room for dessert. Our first visit but it won't be our last.

Heard they are permanently closed. Joe was one he'll of a chef but both he and his wife had no…read morerespect for their clientele. Hope they have a calm and healthy retirements Put your knives down Joe.

Amazing Italian family owned restaurant with a cozy vibe. Authentic and delectable menu…read more We had the (GF) salmon puttanesca with Parmesan risotto and classic Caesar salad. My husband had the spaghetti and clam sauce (too much to finish). The bartender was our server; and service didn't suffer; he was still attentive and knowledgeable. A+

I'd been coming to HHI for years but never noticed this hidden gem located in a strip mall just…read morebeyond Moss Creek, "over the bridge" in Bluffton. I'd tried to get in here twice in the last month, so I recommend making reservations--you'll get turned away at the door for sure, and folks were queued up before the 5pm dinner opening. The interior is welcoming and there's ample space between some oversized high tops and traditional tables. Our server, Kylie, was an absolute peach. She was so friendly and sweet, and she really catered to our needs. There were 4-5 additional specials recited once we sat down. I do wish if servers are going to read specials, they should also include the prices. Since the entire menu was moderately priced (when you consider the area), I didn't think the veal ossobuco would be a $50 entree, but it was my fault for not asking outright. Delicious for sure, but if I were pinching pennies, I may have opted for several other dishes. But truthfully, I found my selections to be excellent. The bread service is unusual but awesome! Warm crusty Scali bread and all diners get their own individual saucers of dipping oil. My post-Covid self thinks this is the best idea ever and every restaurant should do this!! Everyone enjoyed their appetizer & entree choices, though my sister felt the chicken Marsala needed more Marsala flavor. The Caesar was outstanding and the wedding soup flavorful. The ossobuco was melt-in-your mouth tender. I loved the bone marrow garnish as well. My Bananas Foster cake was as if banana bread, caramel cake & pecan pie had a baby. I tasted the Tres Leche cake but it was a little underwhelming for me. I was surprised there was only one traditional Italian dessert (limoncello cake) offered among 3 types of cheesecakes and some chocolate options. No tiramisu, cannoli or spumoni here. But again, the food is delicious and I understand why you seriously need to make a reservation if you want to get in here. My first time but not my last!

The food was absolutely great, fresh ingredients, pasta, and sauce... delicious…read more The chicken parm came with enough golden brown chicken for two people. It was tender and delicious. And the lasagna was a wonderful combination of cheese sauce and homemade pasta. WE Will be going back.

A group of seven of us had dinner here while visiting HHI. We had reservations and our table was…read moreready when we got there. We started out with three appetizers for the table and a bottle of wine. We got the olives, burrata cheese, and the fried calamari. All of them were really good. I ordered the chicken marsala with angel hair, and my wife ordered the scallops with vodka sauce. Both of our dishes were excellent. Other dishes from the table were the short beef ragu and pasta, and the salmon with a salad. Everyone enjoyed their meal. Our server was great throughout the meal. Great Italian place on the island.

First off you should know that this restaurant has changed ownership as well as its name. It is now…read morecalled Basil and Bourbon and while they maintain much of the same menu, they have also added some items. My aunt and I had a reservation for 7 PM and we were promptly seated. The restaurant was pretty busy, but they did have adequate staff available so we were offered drinks right away. The bread that was brought out was very small pillow like rectangular pieces with some olive oil and balsamic to dip in. It was cold and not very impressive. We shared a burrata and it came with four slices of tomatoes and two balls of burrata drizzled with balsamic over some romaine lettuce. It was a nice start to the meal. I had the chicken marsala and my aunt had the chicken parmesan. The portion size was adequate and her pasta and veal had a lot of red sauce on it. The marsala sauce was a bit thin, and I would've liked more on my pasta. We each had a glass of wine which was served quickly and complemented the meal nicely. The server was attentive and the food was hot. Overall, it was a good, not great experience.

Nonna Rosa came recommended and since we're not local we tried it. It's in a strip mall with plenty…read moreof parking. When you walk in you have to wait to be seated. We were greeted and seated immediately. Our waiter was friendly and obviously very overworked. Only 3 people were working on this fairly busy Friday night. The owner/cook and 2 waiters (who also seat, pack to go, bus, expedite, etc.). I did notice an odd smell (like urine) but no one else seemed bothered. The burrata appetizer was good and presented well. Next up the entrees. We had veal Marsala which was average and chicken piccata. The chicken piccata tasted baked not fried (strange) but the sauce was good and gf pasta was great! Lastly, the dessert... tiramisu. The waiter said it was homemade and highly recommended. It was very cold from the refrigerator but otherwise was fine. I had high hopes coming in but I'd give an average overall rating.

I love this place. We go to the Sips and Bites Nite often. Sips & Bites serves 3 different wines…read moreand pair with some bites. The Bartender is entertaining and has a great knowledge of many wines. They also make their own Lemoncello. However it is not as good as mine. ha. This is an upscale, but not an overly priced restaurant. I love the new open kitchen concept. The remodel is great. The chef gave us a private tour before the remodel, proudly explaining all of the positive changes. We always come here with friend. Tony & Wendy's favorite restaurant on the island.

The food is always superb at Michael Anthony's and it certainly did not disappoint tonight! (I had…read morejust been here two nights ago and had a fabulous braised short rib ravioli with mascarpone and black truffle sauce, but I forgot to take pictures before I dug in.) The sommelier was knowledgeable and helpful! I felt totally comfortable sitting alone in the warm welcoming bar area. The wines were paired perfectly with each course. And who can beat the price of only $30 for a gourmet meal with wine?! I was planning to order another dinner but the 3 wines/3bites were very generous! I will DEFINITELY be back for this!